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now there's a movie I'd like to see.
tyb
He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the rebuke of his people shall he take away from off all the earth: for the Lord hath spoken it.
Isaiah 25:8
false
cept in reality Sun is in constellation of Pisces.
In astronomical reality (using the official IAU constellation boundaries), the Sun is currently "in" the constellation of Pisces — not Aries.As of April 2, 2026, the Sun lies within the IAU-defined boundaries of Pisces (roughly March 11–18 to April 18, depending on the exact year and the Sun’s precise ecliptic position). It only crosses into the constellation Aries around April 18–19.
en.wikipedia.org +2
Why the confusion? Tropical vs. sidereal explainedTropical zodiac (used in most Western astrology): This is season-based, not star-based. It fixes “Aries” to the vernal (spring) equinox (around March 20–21, when the Sun crosses the celestial equator heading north). So on April 2 it says the Sun is in Aries. The tropical system has drifted ~24–25° from the actual stars due to Earth’s axial precession (a slow wobble over ~26,000 years).
earthsky.org +1
Sidereal zodiac (used in Vedic/Indian astrology): This is star-based. It tracks the actual positions of the fixed stars and constellations, so it stays roughly aligned with where the Sun really appears against the background. On April 2 it also places the Sun in Pisces (or very late in it), matching astronomical reality much more closely.
discoverastroyoga.com +1
Bottom line: Astronomically the Sun is in Pisces right now. Tropical astrology ignores precession and sticks to the seasons; sidereal astrology follows the stars/constellations. The constellations themselves are also unequal in size (Pisces is huge; Aries is smaller), so even sidereal signs are only an approximation — but they’re far closer to the real sky than tropical ones
I believe DJT has Trump cards up his sleeves.
ur nutty.
shill are total animals.